Cooperation between management and workers in decision-making, especially by the representation of workers on management boards.
共同决策（尤指以工人代表加入企业的管理部门为形式的劳资双方共同决策）
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The works committees and the union functionaries are firmly anchored in the conceptions of co-determination and class collaboration.
In the end they insisted only on co-determination in the coal and steel industry.
He testified that all other parties represented in the German parliament did not regard their right to co-determination as having been violated.
The administration's unwillingness to help eliminate co-determination is an example of how the government has failed to increase the attractiveness of business in Germany.
The chancellor has declined to alter the co-determination of company decisions exercised by management and labor jointly.
Equally worrying, the board structure dictated by co-determination saps good governance.
Germany's system of co-determination provides for equal participation of managers and employee representatives on companies' supervisory boards.
A particular feature of German industrial relations is the participation of workers in company decision-making under the policy of co-determination or Mitbestimmung.
The system of co-determination - where half of the supervisory board is appointed by shareholders and the other half by employees - is an obstacle to good corporate governance.
The particular German contribution to this was the development of limited workers' participation in management, the so-called co-determination.
Indeed, the schemes of co-determination in Germany constitute functioning examples of shareholders sharing control with one other stakeholder group, namely the employees.
They even believe in co-determination, where unions and managers talk about strategy, as a means of enlisting their workers' engagement and loyalty.
When the next government comes in, we need more radical changes to labour laws, right up to eliminating co-determination.